Identify multiple row instances in Pivot Table

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There are some data in an excel file for which I have made a pivot table. In the attached example, there are some labels viz. Data 1 & Data 3 which have multiple values unlike the others which have unique ones. I need to filter or sort the data in the pivot such that these multiple instance ones are visible together for easy identification.

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Irvin

Posted 2020-01-27T07:23:19.207

Reputation: 51

put Data in your Row labels and put SUM of labels in your values, DO NOT Value into your rows – PeterH – 2020-01-27T09:41:44.660

@PeterH: I didn't get that. Could you please explain? – Irvin – 2020-01-27T09:52:02.227

Answers

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Thank you all for your responses! I figured it out. So as per the example and attached screenshot, I added the Label1 (Data) in Rows, Label2 (Values) in Columns and then Label2 in Values. So this got me the bifurcation of the Grand Total which I then took below the pivot table so as to take the Counts of the Values (Column marked orange - Instances). Then I sorted them descending so as to whichever Labels had more than 1 count.

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Irvin

Posted 2020-01-27T07:23:19.207

Reputation: 51

this is what I meant in my original comment, you do not need to have Label 2 in the columns section, the count will work without it, I called it data, as I did not know the heading name – PeterH – 2020-01-27T10:45:46.490

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Have you considered creating a 2nd pivot table with the same data, But have the Values filtered first then the Data?

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Brian Folan

Posted 2020-01-27T07:23:19.207

Reputation: 416

Not done that, but how will that help? – Irvin – 2020-01-27T08:51:00.470

I've added an image to my post, this will show you that Value 2 is in Data1 and Data3. I may have misunderstood the requirement. – Brian Folan – 2020-01-27T09:17:28.410

Yea, so you have adjusted the labels order. I want the data such that whichever Label1 values have multiple Label2 values, those can be able to filtered out specifically or sorted ascending that they may appear first. Hope I clarified the statement – Irvin – 2020-01-27T09:44:33.850